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BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/8 CAVALRY COMMANDO SQUADRON ADOPTING THE "BOUNCING" TECHNIQUE TO CROSS THE SWIFT FLOWING RIVER DURING THE ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION EXERCISE WITH NO.4 TACTICAL RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON, RAAF. THIS "BOUNCING" TECHNIQUE CONSISTS OF STANDING UPRIGHT IN THE WATER AND CONTINUALLY JUMPING UP AND DOWN AS YOU ARE BEING CARRIED ALONG AND ACROSS THE RIVER.
BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/8TH CAVALRY COMMANDO SQUADRON ADOPTING THE "BOUNCING" TECHNIQUE TO CROSS THE SWIFT FLOWING RIVER DURING AN ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION EXERCISE WITH NO
BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. PERSONNEL OF THE 2/8TH COMMANDO SQUADRON ADOPTING THE "BOUNCING" TECHNIQUE TO CROSS THE SWIFT FLOWING RIVER DURING AN ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION EXERCISE WITH NO. 4 TACT
BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. TROOPER J. SELL, 2/8TH CAVALRY COMMANDO SQUADRON TAKES UP AN ATTACKING POSITION IMMEDIATELY AFTER CROSSING THE RIVER DURING AN ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION TRAINING EXERCI
BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. LOW LEVEL BOMBING OF "ENEMY POSITIONS DURING AN ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION TRAINING EXERCISE CARRIED OUT BY NO.4 TACTICAL RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON, RAAF AND THE 2/8TH COM
BUSU RIVER, NEW GUINEA. 1944-10-07. BOMBS EXPLODING AMONG THE SCRUB ALONG THE RIVER DURING AN ARMY-AIR CO-OPERATION EXERCISE WITH THE 2/8TH COMMANDO SQUADRON AND NO.4 TACTICAL RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON,
Yara River, New Britain. 1945-07-28. Members of a 2/2nd Cavalry Commando Squadron, AIF, patrol refreshing themselves with the fast flowing river water.
